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Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.

  • DeWalt rolls out a tougher tape measure

    Now featuring a tougher case, tougher blade coating, and tougher hook connection.

  • Industry Confidence Index shows gains

    The American Hardware Manufacturers Association’s (AHMA's) measures of industry confidence rose in November -- including...
  • SWK makes the Climate Performance Leadership Index

    Stanley Black & Decker has been listed on CDP's S&P 500 Climate Performance Leadership Index (CPLI) for the first time, available in the CDP S&P 500 Climate Change Report 2013.

  • Christopher Harrison named EVP, CHRO at Beacon

    Beacon Roofing Supply has brought Christopher Harrison on board as EVP and chief human resources officer.

    “I am very excited about Chris joining the Beacon team," said president and CEO Paul Isabella. "I am confident that his strength and experience will be a benefit for Beacon as we drive continuous improvement and growth through our entire organization. He will be a great addition to Beacon's senior management team.”

  • Porter-Cable router recalled over shock risk

    Stanley Black & Decker is recalling certain Porter-Cable routers after discovering that uninsulated handles present an electrical shock risk.

    The fixed-based routers and router bases have not been responsible for any reported injuries or incidents so far, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

  • Anvil Paint names new leadership

    Tampa, Florida-based Anvil Paint & Coatings promoted Glenn R. Roth to the position of CEO. 

    Roth has worked to develop the Anvil brand for 16 years, and in that time has been present for Anvil’s most recent expansions as the company now occupies more than 55,000 square feet on five acres to produce for national paint sundries and market channels. 

  • Lenox introduces new carbide-tipped reciprocating saw blades

    The latest Lazer CT and Demolition CT are designed to handle difficult-to-cut metals, including stainless steel and cast iron, along with tough, nail-embedded wood.

  • SWK shows double-digit growth

    Stanley Black & Decker's fourth quarter and full year benefited from sales volume and the impact of acquisitions.

    Fourth-quarter sales for one of the nation's iconic tool brands increased 17% to $2.8 billion, with the company's construction and DIY business (CDIY) showing organic growth of 8%.

    The company's fourth-quarter gains were attributable to volume (up 5%), price (up 1%) and the impact of acquisitions (11%).

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